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look what you’ve done to me baby, look what you’ve done now

[birdasaurus]

Brie Leon

[ellehena]

[pizzars]

[the-devil-wears-zara]

[chanelbagsandcigarettedrags]

[thelockscreen]

hinária d+

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[realpalvinbarbara]

[kylizzle-me]

[camilleovertherainbow]

[nycbambi]

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[coral]

[kylizzle-me]

[aurilmeena]

What I absolutely love about Starset songs is them not specifying who (or what) is “you”.

Like, look at “Future Is Now”:

《And find a way to leave this time

I will bring you back to me》

What is it about?

Should we take it literally? Is it about an important person, for whom lyric hero will heist half of a star system?

Or is it metaphorical? Will hero risk everything for a chance of better future? Does “you” refer to a vague, almost unreachable goal?

Or did Dustin’s favorite fast food restaurant close and will reopen at another part of town in two weeks? Did he wrote about grief that he can’t have them for two weeks and from now on would pay twice the previous price?

We may never know, my dear friends.

[genterie]

Vivian Hoorn